Guide — Tridium Niagara 4 User

Click any point (e.g., AHU-1.SupplyAirTemp). You will see:

To change a setpoint:

Critical Tip: Never ignore unacknowledged alarms. They can suppress future alarms from the same point. tridium niagara 4 user guide

| Task | Navigation Path | Why it matters | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Check Station Status | Station > Application Director | Confirms the station is running (green checkmark). | | Review Alarm History | Alarm Console > History Tab | Identifies recurring issues before they cause failures. | | Verify Schedules | Config > Schedules | Ensures setback and holiday calendars are correct. | | Check License | Station > License Manager | Niagara 4 licenses are time-based. Avoid surprise expirations. |

This article is a starting point. For deep dives: Click any point (e

  • Click the Alarm tab to enable default out-of-range alarms.

    • If you need the AHU to stay on for a late meeting:

    Niagara 4 is powerful and extensible; effective deployments rely on consistent modeling, good naming/tagging practices, disciplined history and alarm configuration, and strong security hygiene. For large projects, invest time in templates and automation to scale efficiently. To change a setpoint:

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    | Task | Steps in N4 User Guide | |------|------------------------| | Override a setpoint | Find point → Right-click → Actions → Override → Enter value | | Clear an alarm | Open Alarm Console → Select alarm → Acknowledge | | Add a holiday schedule | Schedules folder → New Holiday Schedule → Enter dates | | Run an on-demand report | Histories folder → Select history → View as Table → Export |